british enfield bayonet

british enfield bayonetThe model bayonet was produced in England from 18531870. It was employed in the British army all over the world until 1875. This bayonet was also designed to fit the Enfield 1853 pattern musket, also called the P53 Enfield. It was used during the Crimean War, American Civil War, war in New Zealand and the Indian Mutinies. The bayonet has a typically British design: it fits over the barrel muzzle and is fastened into position by means of a mortise slot

It is well-suited to early medieval and medieval re-enactment

It has smaller openings

These date from the second half of the 1st century AD

049 grams and is supplied complete with scabbard

The knife has a length of 21 cm with a blade of 9

and symbolised aristocracy and wealth

Lobed swords of this type were employed throughout the Viking world

Helmets commonly worn included the sallet

The soft leather is tightened with a leather lace

This weapon is constructed from a flexible fibreglass core with a layer of durable foam

Suitable for every LARP event

or trousers